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FAIRFAX.

Oceober llth, l687.
James @. Carlisle has returned from Clinton
county.
Chss. Rolis has his new house about ready
for occupancy.
The Misses Winnie and BERTHE Gall visited
In our place over Sunday.
John Hopkins, Of Folsom, visited his son
Chris Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. NcNulty, Of Elmvills. visited his daugh-
Ter, Mrs.. DR.. Hood. on Friday night.
Dick Stults, our tonsoiial man, he's gone 10
Peoples Station. Dick Il sadly missed.
L. =. Webster and r. A. Tsnsr took trip
to Youngsville, Adams county, on Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew Shepherd, OF Madison county,
d IN our vicinity this week gsthsFing mp hogs.
Mr.. A. r. Fling, Of near our plsos, has taksn
unto himself . wife. Nay psace and happinsss
b his lot.
Mrs. Frank Tedfick visited her father and
mother. xr. and Mrs. John Webster the past
week.
Mr.. Edward Jarvis, Who has been making an
extended visit In the northern counties, ~
turned homs on Saturday.
Old Uncle Andy Williamson, Of whom frs-
qusnt mention has been made In our pest ~.
tors, 10 sbls to b about again.
We we're plsassd 10 rod lsttsr from Z. I.
T., Of Kansas City. Como again "A, u dos
your old friends back here GOOD 10 hcas from
you through The columns Of ths NBws-HmAIiD.
The Republicans Of our psighborhood ssem
70 b. well pleassd viii " esuay tishss anA
think y en- b slsessd without deahA Ne
think tAie too, but reonenhog tolloU Uoouhk-
eaas tnoes work Tor y ~ - D. anA ooat
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Another Surprise.

The friends at Lynchburg very agree
ably surprised myself and family on the
evening of October 10th. About seventy
in number came to the M. e. parsonage
with the purpose of celebrating our
twelfth wedding anniversary. Gu: peo-
pie seem determined that our stay with
them shall be pleasant one, and to
their credit I am glad to acknowledge
that they have succeeded up to the pres.
ent time, and we have no fears but that
the future will be as pleasant as the past.
The friends left with us on their depart
ure quite number of valuable presents,
amounting to something over thirty dol
lars, for which we take this opportunity
Of returning to them our heartfelt thanks.
We are reminded at this time that this
is the third anniversary Of this kind that
they have made pleasant in like manner.
We shall ever hold in kind remembrance
the many friends of Lynchburg.
L. M. DAVIS, Pastor.
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HOLLOWTO WN.

OctOuoE lVtus Aoofs
Mrs. William Custer and Mrs. Henry Whitley
are on the sick list.
Elder Landon West will commence Q meeting
here next Tuesday night
School has commenced In the new building
With Emanuel Roush ct the desk.
A. n. Crum, recently from Wellington, Kan
sas, was visiting his aunt, Csthsrine Ridings.
the past week.
T. J. Hunter, Of PittsAeld, Pike county,
Illinois, broke bread with the NEWS HERALD
man last Thursday.
Candidates are now in the field and hand
shaking has commenced. Bring along the
cigars boys! and lets have . smoke.
Alvin Cadwsllsder, our bacnelor friend, who
hes been sojourning ct New Antioch, came
home Saturday evening to ses his girl.
The colored camp-meeting that was billed TO
come Oh last week In Moler's grove hxslsd after
the 6rst night, and was pulled In for repairs.
W. A. shsper, who moved with his family "a
Kansas few months ago, came back last Week
and IL domicilsd In tho same house he had
moved ont Of.
Jukge O. O. Ridings and daughter, Adds, Of
Caldwell, Kansas, are visiting friends and rela-
tives In this vicinity. The Judge has host oi
friends here who viii glsdly welcome them
around the social board and make their visit {
pleasant one.
The Habssth School reunion Of Clay town
ship met st Prioetown last Sunday. Thes,
reunions serve 10 keep mp an interest In thl
Sunday School work and ere becoming quits
interesting - well ~ instructive. Ths neg
meeting Of the organisation will b held o.
Buford In four weeks from last Sabbath.
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Kay-Klbler.

At the residence Of the brides parents.
near Taylorsyille, Mr.. Zaccheus A. Kay
and Miss Annia Kibler were united in
marriage by Elder ]. w. Ruble, October
9th, 1887. There were about fifty per-
sons present, and after supper, which
was grand one, Uncle John took us to
have a look at his fish pond. He has
the brag pond of this part of the coun.
ty, we'll stocked and the fish are large.
Mr.. Kay has rented house in Taylors-
vile, to which they will move in about
a month. May they have happy and
prosperous life is the wish of their many
friends.
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ChautauQua Circle.

A meeting of the members of the
Chautauqua Literary and Social Circle
for the purpose of recognizing for the
approaching winter season, will be held
this Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Daniel Scott, on North High
street. The objects of the Circle are 80
generally and favorably known, that it
would be superficial endeavor to dwell
on its excellence and beneficial effects,
mingling as it does, the pursuit OF
knowledge with opportunities for spend.
ing one evening each week in the purest
social atmosphere of city, the refined
society of which has become a proverb
among her neighboring cities. The
lover Of scientific lore and the student
of history and literature will find the g.
L. s. @. most admirable organization
and those who take an interest in such
matters are invited to be present at the
meeting this evening.
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About two miles north Of town at the
beautiful country residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphonso Hart, the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Kate Evans, to Mr..
]. Wallace Evans was celebrated at high
noon on the 9th inst. Just as the clock
was striking the midday hour the bridal
party emerged from an adjacent room
and took the assigned position for the
ceremony. The party was led by Master
Roy Ferris and Miss Margie Hart, who
clipped the rope Of smilax as they en-.
tered the room. The party arranged
themselves so the bride and groom stood
directly beneath large floral bell, while
the attendants took a position on either
side forming semi. circle to the center
of which DR.. McSurely advanced and in
a calm, impressive manner performed
the ceremony. Next in order came con.
gratulations from their numerous friends
who had assembled to witness the mar.
rage. After season OF wishes for all
that makes life happy an elegant dinner
was spread to which the guests done
ample justice. Everything considered it
was one Of the plessantest wedding your
correspondent has ever had the pleasure
of attending. The bride looked lovely
in her elegant white silk dress trimmed
in point lace while the groom wore q
very becoming black Prince Albert suit
The maids were Miss Maggie Ferris and
Miss Matte Richards, attended by Messrs
J. E. and Marcus Evans. Miss Ferris
wore white MULE with pink trimming
and Miss Richards wore the same
material with blue trimmings. Both
ladies looked very charming.
On table was spread most of the
numerous and elegant presents. The
bride and groom are prominent in Hills
boro society and have the best wishes oi
all whose pleasure it has been to know
them. The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for ten days trip in
the East, after which they will return
to the Model Town and 60 to house
keeping.
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Highland county was we'll represented
at the examination for admission to the
Bar at Columbus Tuesday of last week,
no less than six applicants being in at.
tendance. OF these four, Messrs. B. W.
Fenton, II. D. Davis, o. N. Sans and
Robt. G. Vance, passed the examination
They have good reason to be proud o.
their success. Admission to the bar in
Ohio ID not what 1t used to be. The ex'
aminations are under the personal So
pervision Of the Supreme Court, and Z
man must be well qualified to practices
law before he will receive . certificate
The new lawyers have the best wishes
of the community for their success.
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There will be . series Of meetings held
in Highland county, addressed by the
Lecturer Of the Ohio State Grange. &c.
Ellis. beginning at Pratt's School House,
Dodson township, October 18th, at : p
m; ct Buford Grange Hall, October IS,
7 p. M; Fairview Grange Hall, Jackson
township, October 10, 8 p. m; Olive
Branch Church, Brushcreek township
October 20, 8 p. m, and Rainsboro, 90
tober 81, p. m. The Oranges are ex'
pectsd to make arrangements to enter
tain all visitors. Everybody cordially
invited to attend and learn Of the Order
Of Patrons Of Husbandry.
T. n. CooPER,
Deputy for Highland Co
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UNION COLLEGE.

october llth, 1857.
Miss Annie Pulliam 10 visiting friends and
relatives in Georgetown.
Mr.. Frank Ruble, Of Vienna, was visiting hie
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sparks, Of Missouri,
are visiting relatives In this vicinity.
There will be missionary meeting helA at
Union Chapel Saturday as O'Clock p m.
Elder J. W. Ruble will address the copgreQa-
ton at Union Saturday night and Sunday.
Messrs. W. E. Borden and Chas. Sonner
spent several days in Ross county last week.
Mrs. Jacob Crater and daughter, of Mt.
Grab, were the guests Of Mr.. Samuel Brown
and family Sunday night.
The Sunday S.,hocl ct Union was re-organixed
Sunday with the following officers ]. p.
Surber, Superintendent G. Fender, Assist
J. W. Carr, Chorister Minott Sonner, Treas.
urer.
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Probate Court.

Nathaniel Roush, guardian Of the estate Of
Mary Htockwsll, fled second and 6nal account.
Walker, filed frat account.
James Moberly, guardian Of the estate Of
VIM. q. Hopkins, died 6usl account.
L. B. Duckwall, appointed admir-. Of the
estate Of Mary Stockwell bond, e8,600
A. p. Pushee. appointed guardian Of william
Reddi Jg and others. .a
NARRIA0E IIcENsEs. pe
John W. Evans and Oatharine Evans.
2. A. Kay and Anna n. Kibler.
Anson B. Mace and Belle kilburn.
Albert J. Fling and 6ins 8. Ohsney.
B. A. 6trider and e. Kate Miller.
John W. Thorpburg aud Ella 6troop.
James Pssls and Tristians Good.
O. N. West and Amelia p. Fenner.
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RAINsBORO.

October 11th, 1857.
Miss Flora Spargur 10 among friends
ct Latham this week.
w. J. Redkey returned some days ago
from his Western trip.
Rev. @. J. Wells and T. NJ. Ferguson
visited Sabina last week.
The Greenfield Fair was pretty we'll
represented from this vicinity.
Miss Matte Brown, of Spiceland, Ind,
is the guest OF Miss Jessie Browning.
Mack Penrod came from Columbus
last Friday on short visit to his parents.
Mrs. James Washburn was much
worse last Sunday but is reported better.
Henry Ennis, John Dunn, of Fincastle,
we're guests OF Squire Ferguson yester-
day.
Mrs. s. Amen and little daughter, Of
Hillsboro, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Newell.
Mrs. H. w. Roads is trying the virtues
of the water brought from the Butler
Sulphur Spring.
Mrs. John Roger and daughter, Mrs.
William Ferguson, visited friends at
Marshall last week.
Andrew Holt has moved his saw mill
to the lands of Joseph Washburn, two
miles south of town.
Edward Garrett returned to Decatur,
Alabama, last week and reports business
on boom in that region.
Misses Stella Wickersham and Amy
Robinson, of Greenfield, were guests of
the Misses Hixson last Sabbath.
Aunt Phoebe Milburn, of Carmel, re.
turned last Friday from visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John H. Gossett.
John Hulitt will leave tomorrow for
the seat of the U. B. Conference near
Lancaster, of which he is delegate.
| Mrs. Ida Baker was summoned to
Bainbridge Sunday on account of the sc.
rious illness and death of one of her sis.
ters-ln.law's children.
John Williams and wife, who have
| been visiting among their children in
Brushcreek township for some time, re.
turned to John Rogers to-day.
Mrs. Malinda Gore, widow of Enos
Gore, of Loudon, has removed to this
community, and will make her home
with j. 8. Williamson and family.
Chas. Keelor is removing to the Nc.
Kamie property on Blinko, and Joseph
Lewis will occupy the premises belong
ing to John Hulitt that Mr.. X. is vacat-
ing.
Prof. D. 8. Ferguson, of Leesburg, will
deliver an address on education at the
M. E. Church next Saturday night, to
which all are specially invited. Let
there be full house.
o. N. Sans many friends were pleased
to hear that he passed successful ex-
animation and was admitted to the bar
at Columbus last week. We predict for
him a successful future.
Prof. R. B. Barrett and family, of New
Lexington, came over Saturday on visit
to friends here and at Barrett's Mills.
Mr.. B. returned home Sunday, but his
family will remain for week.
The first quarterly meeting for Rains
boro charge will be held at Marshall
next Saturday and Sunday. Sermon at
1890 a. m. on Saturday by Presiding Ell.
der Runyan, followed by the Quarterly
| Conference. DR.. Heit will preach at
1890 on Sunday and DR.. Runyan in the
afternoon.
Hon. D. NJ. Massie, the Republican
candidate for State Senator, discussed
the political issues to an appreciative
audience at this place last night. He
made fine impression, and can depend
on a good ma jority on the 9Th of Novem.
ber. Captain Barrett is said to have
made good speech also.
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MOWRYTOWN.

Oct0ber Ill., 1857.
Many attended the Georgetown fair last
week.
her sister ct Winchester Sunday.
John Day, Of Kentucky, has been here on
visit TO his sister, Mrs. Col. J. W. Badgley.
W. e. Diehl and r. Parrot were in Hillsboro
Tuesday on business connected with the White
Oak Presbyterian Church.
When district committeeman must 20 out.
side OF the county TO fll . bill Of Democrats,
Democracy is In . muddle.
Gus Dionue, in company with his mother
and grandfather, left for Canada Tuesday,
where Gus will be left in school prepatory for
college. The grandfather will also remain in
Canada, while Mrs. Dionne will return here
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Mr.. Caldwell Kerr, living q few miles
west of Hillsboro, has traded his farm
for one near Wilmington, Kansas, and
will on Tuesday, October 25th, sell al
public auction lot of stock, farming
implements, etc., after which, with his
family. he will 60 to Elgin, ILL.,, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Louii
Spickard, the man with whom Mr.. Kerr
traded farms, will remove to his farm
here as soon a. It is vacated.
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Prohibition Meetings.

The Prohibitionists will hold meetings
at the following times and places to
which everybody is cordially invited:
Plainview School House. near Saman-
tina, Wednesday, October 10th, at 7:30 p.
M, Olin ]. Ross and w. D Williams.
At or near Taylorsville, Thursday, Oc.
tober Goth, at 7:30 p. M, Olin ]. Ross.
Harrisburg, Friday, October 2lst, at
7:30 p. M, Olin ]. Ross.
By order Committee.
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Large quantity Fertiliser on hand.
Want my old customers and new ones to
call and get all they may want. Don't
be afraid, you don't have to chew the
Buckeye bag to know what you are buy
ing, as certain firm says Of their goods.
JAMES REECE.
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The Center Of Attraction

Is and has been at Richards & Franks
millinery establishment ever since their
handsome line Of fall and winter goods
have been arriving. Everything of the
latest and most stylish patterns, which
will be sold cheap and strictly for cash.
A first.class dressmaking establishment
in connection,
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OLIVE CHAPEL.
October 10th, 1857.

october 1Oths 1857.
Mr.. Nelson Roberts gave . candy party last
Thursday night.
Several Of the Olive folks attended the
Georgetown fair last week.
There will be pfNaching tie s0th Of this
month BY the U. B. preacher.
Mr.. Aaron HUFF 10 erecting house ON the
piece Of land lately bought Of Il. B. Anderson.
Misses Ella and Minnie Sanders, Of New
Market, attended the meeting at this place
Sunday.
v6ass9aA8ee- -AiazaiaeA6-at -at--0 o'clock Thursday
and " siS6cher attended the wedding Of Mr..
2. A. Kay.
Rev. G. W. Ruble preached Saturday night
and Sunday at this place with good crowd In
attendance.
Rev J. W. Cummings will move his family
to Central Illinois shortly, where he IL engaged
in the seminary work.
Mr. G. W. Wrinkle and wife, Israel Glascock
and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at North
Liberty, the guest Of Mr.. Henry Orebaugh.
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SMALLPOX.

"a member Of my family was taken down
with the small-p I immediately commenced
70 use Darbys Prophylactio Fluid II kept the
atmosphere OF the room pure and fresh. The
{ moment delirious was not pitted, and wss
about the house again in three weeks, and NO
others had it."-JANEs ". PARxNsoN, Ed.
''The Caterer" Phila Pa.
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MARRIED.

: EvANS-EvANS-On the 9Th inst, st The
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alphonso Bart, BY Rev. W. J. Mosurely, John
W. Evans and Katharine Evans, both Of this
place.
THORNBURG-sT -sTROOP-On the 9th inst,
at the residence Of the ofacistipg minister,
John ". Thornburg and Ella Stroop, both Of
this county.
JAxEs d. BA1xxR.
KAY-KIBLER-On the 9th inst, at the ~.
idsnoe Of the brides parents, BY Elder J. ".
Ruble, 2. A. Kay and Anna Kibler, both Of thia
county.
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A Dastardly Deed.

Some person or persons broke into the
barn of Mr.. CIV. Edenfield, Of Sugartree
Ridge, last Saturday night and cut to
pieces two saddles worth $40 and carried
away buggy whip. Mr.. Edenfield de-
sires us to say that he will pay reward
of $25 for the arrest of the guilty parties.
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Judge Meek is in attendance at the
annual session of the Grand Command.
cry at Columbus this week. He was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter,
Miss Hester, who will take in the sights
of the States CAPITAL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Julian, OF Chilli
Gothic, arrived in this city last Saturday
evening. Dick is now clerk Of the Hotel
Carson in that city and his duties per-
tanning thereto made it necessary that
he should return Tuesday morning. His
wife, however, will remain some weet's
with her parsnts, Mr., and Mrs. Stephen
Hickle,
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Death Resulting From an Accident,

Mr.. Carey A. Easter died at his resi-
dence near New Boston, last Friday
night, from the effects of injuries receiv.
ed by fractious colt throwing him and
falling on him about week before.
The funeral services we're held at New
Boston Sunday afternoon, Rev. w. j.
McSurely officiating, after which the re-
remains were inferred in the Hill sboro
cemetery,
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"The Holy Spirit as a Guide" will be
the topic of the third sermon in the series
on Guides to Truth and Duty" ,"by Rev.
D. w. Clark at the M. E. Church, Sun
day evening at Z o'clock.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Solomon Holden to Margaret J. Young, 20
acres, Hamer tp., e1 and gift.
Mary e. johnson 10 Chas. vaupelt and 9th.
ers, Trustees. lot, Leesburg, e75.
johanna Horst and Others to Trustees n. e.
Church, lot Lsesburg, e166.
Lucinda 6tsnforth TO Margaret Vance, Wash
ington tp., acre9 poles, e20.
Lydia A. Vance TO Margaret Vance, Washing.
ton tp.. acre and 8 poles, t20.
Stephen Hickle 70 Edward Brown, Liberty
tp.. 81f scres, east so.
Ella NJ. Lethermsn 70 Mary Sanderson, Ha-
mer tp., ~ acre, $500.
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Hillsb, 70 IL the Front.

At the Fair recently held in Ports.
mouth, J. NJ. Boyd & Co.'s brand Of
-four, "Boyd's Success" was awarded
first premium over a large number Of
competitOrs.
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Notice.

Drs. Chaney and DeHass have left
their book accounts and notes in my
hands for collection, and will be in
Pricetown at their Office each Friday
until Christmas for the purpose Of col
lecting them.
NERI CHANEY, Pricetown, O.
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Besolutions Of Respect.

Alta regular meeting of Emerald Lodge
NJ or To n II b.,d a. tha;, heI,
No. 81, :. " v. -, "e'u ~ 'nUm no.. .sN -.
IN New petersburg octooer D. 1885, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted as q tribute of re-
.nact N the memorv of S;ster Flora
49, ~ w ~ ~ps~.sp d. pa ~
nrown' WHO o' nlo'nel ~ A. orown'wno
died September IA, 1887:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to cali unto Himself our beloved
sister. Flora Brown. il is therefore
Resoived. That in her demise we have
sustained a severe loss and the Order q
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A grand display of French patterns in
bonnets and hats and all the latest nov.
elites on Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo.
Der 18th and 10th, at M. R. Orr's Temple
OF Fashion.
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A physician In . box 10 what some people call
Laxador. They are right It's great physic.
Easily answered.-If strong man, who has
frequently suffered pain, grows impatient and
rebelious, how much more impatient should
be the baby who does not know what suffering
means For the pains Of colo. teething. etc.,
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the sovereign remedy.
Price 26 cts
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Miss Matte Patton, of near New Bos.
ton, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Tudor, of Holton, Kansas,
and relatives in other portions of that
State, returned home last Thursday
evening.
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New hominy, new beans, new Gran.
berries, new raisins, new citron, new
currents, new bulk pickles, new every
thing at the West End Grocery.
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Mr.. Joseph Dawson, wife and son
Moody, Of Houston, Texas, are visitors
at the residence of their aunt, Mrs. E.
Lambert, East street.
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On last Saturday morning young
son Of Mr.. Seph Horton stepped on a
beer bottle, cutting his foot so severely
that dangerous homorrage had COM
menced before physician arrived. He
is now getting along nicely.
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"For years I suffered from loss Of appetite
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medi-
cine entirely cured me. Ny appetite and diges
ton arc now perfect."-Fred G. Bower, 496
seventh st., South Boston, Mass.
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Money to Loan .

, F. B. Mills, of Wilmington, Ohio, will
loan money on farm lands in Highland
county, in sums of $1,000 and upwards
at 6 per cent. Time to years. Letters
answered.
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Those desiring winter underwear will
find, at popular prices, most extensive
and complete line, in cheap, medium
and good, amongst our superb stock Of
Gents Furnishings. Call and @.
T. A. WALKER & Co.
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The Euiscopal Church.

Sermon at st. Mary's Church next
Sunday evening on "Contentment." +"
Text, "Better is little with righteous.
ness than great revenues without right"
Proverbs xvi: 8.